Chairwoman Sheila McDevitt Budget Kickoff for Universities
TAMPA (2009-09-23)
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The volleyball court at Temple's new FOB My Last Tour: A New Base
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Oak Grove seventh grader Ryan Cardwell and Liisa Hyvarinen Temple Oak Grove Joins Afghan Drive
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Will Ferroggiaro of Fund For Peace Finding America's Place in the World
TAMPA (2009-09-22)
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A Lego Mindstorm NXT soccer-playing robot. Lego Robots
This week's University Beat on WUSF-TV takes you to the sidelines as a group of students in a USF College of Engineering research program put their custom-made Lego robots to the test in a high-tech game of soccer.
Also: Of the thousands of ways robots can be used today, teaching them to play soccer may not seem to be one of the best ones; but this week's University Beat on WUSF 89.7 FM tells you how a research program at USF's College of Engineering that culminates in a match between two teams of robots built out of Legos is increasing knowledge while drawing new students to the subject.

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James Tokely Poem for Otis Anthony
TAMPA (2009-09-21)
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police officer St. Petersburg Mayor's Race
This week we're taking a serious look at the state of crime in our area. We'll ask local law enforcement to weigh in on the trends they're seeing, and discuss ways we can all avoid becoming victims. And we'll take a look at the relationship between education and crime. Then Larry Elliston introduces us to a former convict who turned his life around and hopes to inspire others to do the same.
Also: A couple of weeks ago, 10 St. Petersburg residents were vying to be the city’s next mayor. Now, that list has only two names on it. The winner will inherit a list of unresolved issues, like deciding the future of downtown -- including BayWalk and the Pier -- and whether to build a new baseball stadium. We’ll meet the candidates and find out what they think, this week.

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In the early '60s, Monsignor John Scully was approached by Archbishop Joseph Hurley to start a new Catholic high school in the Tampa area. Originally intended for girls only, the new school quickly became co-ed and Tampa Catholic welcomed its first class September 4, 1962. Recently, Tampa Catholic High School Principal Thomas Reidy sat down with Monsignor Scully to talk about the challenges he faced as the school's FIRST president.

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USF Professor Cheryl Rodriguez was instrumental in digitizing the original tapes Voices From the Past Return
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Jane Castor Tampa Gets 1st Female Police Chief
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